Rio Grande do Sul
Rio Grande do Sul is Brazil's southernmost state, bordering Argentina and Uruguay. In its northeast, the mountainous Serra Gaucha is home to the Vale dos Vinhedos wine region and includes German-style resort towns like Gramado and Canela, known for picturesque natural settings. Porto Alegre, the capital, is a major port with classic structures like the Public Market and Metropolitan Cathedral in its historic center.
People died in Rio Grande Do Sul (First 49 people) - Page 3
Valmir Louruz
Brazilian football manager
João Batista Becker
Prelate
Luigi Terragno
Photographer
Altamiro Rossato
Pedro Antônio Simeão (Pedrinho Gaúcho)
Brazilian footballer
Vasco Prado
Brazilian Sculptor
Wilhelm Brass
Archduchess Maria Antonia of Austria
Archduke Leopold Salvator of Austria's daughter
Qorpo-Santo
Brazilian journalist
Pedro Antônio Simeão (Pedrinho . . .
Brazilian footballer
Airton Pavilhão (Airton Ferreira da Silva)
Association football player
Ortunho
Football player
Eurico Lara
Brazilian footballer
Raul Donazar Calvet
Brazilian footballer
Ênio Rodrigues
Brazilian football player
Cyro Martins
Author
Alcindo
Brazilian footballer
Yoñlu
Brazilian singer
Carlos Thompson Flores
Brazilian judge
Luiza Helenade Bairros
José Tarcisode Souza
Brazilian footballer
Francisco M Salzano
Brazilian professor
Pedro Antônio Simeão
Brazilian footballer
Tarciso
Brazilian football player
José Hugo Mardini
Felix Magno
Football player
Célio Marques Fernandes
Eliseu Paglioli
Pompílio Cylon Fernandes Rosa
Politician
Eugenio Centenaro Kerrigan
Italian-Brazilian film director
Nelson Boeira Faedrich
Artist
José Loureiro da Silva
Politician
João Verle
Former Mayor of Porto Alegre
Antônio Brochado da Rocha
Brazilian lawyer
Otávio Rocha
Adãozinho
Brazilian footballer
José Villalba
Argentine football player
José Montaury
Amaury Müller
Olyr Zavaschi
Journalist
Lya Luft
Brazilian writer
Giba Giba
Musical artist
Dimas Costa
Author
Karl von Koseritz
Brazilian author
Adroaldo Loureiro
Politico
Celestino Valenzuela
Raul Pilla
Author